Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


friends in this city,
Mrs. ]. F. Ferston, of Sacramento, is
visiting friends in San Francisco.
Miss Belle Croker, of San Francisco, is
| visiting at the residence of John Batcher-
Hon. Thomas l.. Thompson returned
yesterday morning from his trip 10 WASH
ington, D. c.
Clarence Hotchkiss and Miss Lille Went
worth, of Georgetown, Ri Dorado county,
are in the city.
James Brophy, pioneer of Ell Dorado
county, but at present q resident OF court
land, is in the city.
s. earle left yesterday for Monterey, to
see how the new church building at Pacific
Grove is progressing.
Miss Grace Rideout, of California, has
been elected Senior Class President OF Vas
sar College, for the ensuing year.
Miss NJ. A. Leahy, of Grass Valley. ar
rived here from Vacaville, much improved
in health, and has decided TO remain for
some weeks.
! Governor Bartlett is still rusticating at
the springs. His health is very poor, and
he will not be likely to return to the city
before the 18th of June.
Max H. Fay, representing the Oceanic
Steamship Company, is here In the interest
of the school teachers excursion that
leaves for the Sandwich Islands next
month. The price of tickets for the round
trip is fixed at 500. The tickets will be
good toreturn by any steamer within three
months from the date OF issue.
DR.. and Mrs P. L. Hatch who have been
visiting the doctors sister, Mrs. T. Rem
wick, of Florin, left for home Tuesday
evening. The doctor is Dean OF the Min
neapolis Medical College, at Minneapolis
| They have made an extended tour of the
State, and express themselves surprised
and delighted at the wonderful improve
ment since their last visit, fourteen years
| ago.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday L. w. Blinn, Arizona; George B.
Cooke, X. I. NJ. Satterthwaite, Frank X.
| Cicott, H. l.. Judel, G.. Il. MAYHEM, H. A
Mayhem, W. S. Stone, MISS. Staples, Miss
Farwell, I. Lynch, VIM. Brunnie, San
Francisco; Max. H. Fay, Agent Honolulu
excursionists; Z. G. Matthews, Salt Lake;
J. b. McGregor, Omaha w. J. Clemons
Chicago F. C. Ford, New York.
| Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
]. M. Stephenson, r. j. Stephenson, Frank
| lin ; VIM. I. Ceseler, Cedarville, Cal; A.
NJ. Smith and wife, Oroville; Robert Hec-
| tor, Placer county; II. Danielwltz. San
Francisco Mrs. w. B. Gibson, Woodland;
Mrs. T. B. Gibson, Woodland; Charles F.
Irwin, Placerville; H. c. Wilson, Miss S.
Wilson, Red Bluff; VIM. Dunlap. Rose
vile; John Madden, Arthur J. Jackson,
Alturas, Cal; VIM. b. Bett, San Francisco
NJ. Davis and Miss Rosa Coney were
united in marriage at the residence of NJ
Ross, 519 M street, at $50 P. NJ. yesterday,
A large number of the most intimate
| friends of the contracting parties were
| present. A large number of valuable
wedding presents were received, as were
also congratulatory kilograms from differ
ent portions of this and the Eastern States
| The residence was handsomely decorated
| with flowers. Rev. A. Brown was the Of
| ficlating minister. The ceremony was per
| formed beneath mammoth floral mar
rage bell.
Memorial Day Programme.
The committee of ladies and gentlemen
who have in charge the memorial day en-
tertainment met last eve hing in the parlors
of the Golden Eagle Hotel to perfect their
arrangements. Services will be held Sum
day evening the Goth instant, in tie Sixth
street NJ. E. Church, and Monday evening.
the Both. in the new Metropolitan Theater
A. T. Needham will arrive on the 1855
tram from San francisco. A committee,
| consisting of the President of the Day, ].
w. Reeves, and the Grand Marshal, Gen.
Tozer, were appointed to receive and enter
| tain the orator of the day.
The committee extends an invitation to
| the sons of soldiers of the late war to act as
ushers. The following were appointed to
| assist the chief usher, H. P. Winchell
Masters i. Jordan, H. 0. Tozer, Guy May
dwell, VIM. Larkin and - Kellogg
Music was engaged as follows: For the
parade, the Hussar and First Artillery
bands. For the theater, Sanborn's or
chestra.
Carroll NJ. Davis was invited to act as
Chaplain for the evening entertainment at
the theater. Miss May Powers, of Wood
land, will recite Cover them Over," Sc
lection composed by the great war poet,
viii Carleton. Mrs DR.. Harvey, of Gait
General McComb, of the Branch State
Prison at Folsom, and Hon. J. Reuter- of
Reuters, have been asked for floral con-
| tributions. All persons DESTROYS of donat-
ing flowers are requested to send them to
Reeves q Longs undertaking establish
ment at 600 J street
| The collecting committees appointed to
canvass the city reported success.
General John T. Carey will be present
and command the brigade.
The committee will meet again Friday
| evening